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    Red Twig Bakery Café

    3.6 (463 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    My deLISH coffee
    Michelangelo S.

    Best Coffee in Edmonds! SITREP Hitting the ferry in Edmonds, WA and need some coffee to take with me! THE SETUP Was visiting my sweet friend Jenner for a nice jaunt across the Puget Sound and we needed to get caffeinated first! This spot appealed to us since it appeared SO COZY. THE LOWDOWN Actually, this cup of coffee was SO GOOD, I had to get another one TO-GO to take with me! I loved it! :D

    Cinnamon Rolls
    Nathalie C.

    Downtown Edmonds has so many coffee shops and my goal for this year is to try as many coffee shops as I can. I stumbled open Red Twig, beautiful location in downtown Edmonds. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating with cozy vibes. They have a lot of different coffee and pastries. We got a variety of pastries to try. First was the cinnamon roll, we had it warmed up at home and it still tasted super fresh and delicious. The M&M's cookie was huge, not too sweet, perfectly soft and crunchy. The other pastries we had was raspberry croissant, and a muffin, all tasted pretty good. I think all their pastries are fresh, delicious, and not that sweet compared to other bakeries. I highly recommend getting their cinnamon roll. This cafe is perfect for the all seasons especially summer if you want to sit outside and enjoy the view of downtown Edmonds. They have plenty of seatings inside and outdoor. Parking is limited since it's downtown Edmonds so it's a bit challenging but it's worth it because you get to enjoy fresh pastries and you can also have a nice walk down to the beautiful town and beach after.

    Bacon quiche and Chai latte
    Alison P.

    Met a friend for coffee and ended up having a bacon quiche and a Chai Latte. Very delicious! Service is always fast! Barely any waiting. However it was 9:00 am, and only 2 tables were full by the time we left nearly all the tables were full including outside seating. This is a quaint coffee shop. Families, couples, friends, people with dogs all seemed to be enjoying their Sunday mornings.

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    Sharron D.

    Awesome cafe. Highly recommended. I ordered the double macchiato with oat milk. Delicious. Met a friend here for work. Awesome. Great time . Lots of Great pastries available. Extremely busy Ana very friendly, quick and efficient. They have square and you can use your Toast rewards. Yeah!

    Hillary P.

    Feel good food. Breakfast or brunch. Coffee lovers dream. Seasonal options, limited parking, cute town. Order when you walk in. Cozy vibes.

    Carly C.

    The strength of this place is the atmosphere. The service is mediocre. What brings you back in my opinion is the food, quality of the ingredients, and good vibes. I like the seasonal pastries, although they can be a hit or miss on certain. I love the range of offered items, it's nice that the hours often are longer than other cafes.

    French Toast
    Keshav J.

    Cozy spot with a great location! French toast was good but not memorable; crepe was fluffy, could use a flavor boost.

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    Teresa M.

    Fun spot to hang at. Entrance is on the side of the building. There may be a line where you order and after find seating. Staff were friendly and helpful. We ordered 2 lattes, one for here and one for a to go cup. Ended with both cups for here. Coffee is picked up on the side of the counter. Once you order they give you a number if your dining in. They will deliver your food at your table. The pancakes were fluffy . The whip cream and sauce worked well with the pancakes. The Scrambles Spinach, Cherry Tomatoes & Feta dish was delicious. Looking forward to trying another dish soon!

    2 specialty lattes and white chocolate raspberry muffin
    Marcie F.

    Me and my fiancé went here for the first time, This is a very tiny place, and the line can get pretty crazy, so get there earlier. The girl who took our order was flustered and it kind of gave me anxiety w/how rushed the ordering process was (it was our first time, so we had questions, felt like a burden to ask anything) We ordered 2 specialty coffee drinks, I got the orange latte and he got something else (can't remember the flavor) When we finally got our drinks, they tasted identical. I didn't taste any notes of orange, nothing special or different in either of the drinks, which for the time we waited for the drinks and the price paid, was very disappointing. We got a white chocolate raspberry muffin (it was AMAZING) and we ordered the breakfast sandwich and a sweet potato Parmesan scramble. We got our food, & thankfully my fiancé traded meals with me (the scramble was not my thing) the sandwich was really tasty though. All in all my review is mixed. I feel like every single restaurant in Edmonds is just WAY over priced for the quality/experience/consistency that we get.

    Turkey Sandwich
    Taylor M.

    My mom and I both ordered the turkey sandwich and the only redeeming quality was the garlic mayo. The turkey was just a big chunk in the middle of the sandwich, the lettuce was not fresh, and the bread was so dry and tough that it was hard to swallow. It also took about 30 min for us to even get our food which seems a bit long for two cold sandwiches. I would never order this again but the pastries they had looked very good so I would maybe come back to try those.

    Mocha
    Emma N.

    TLDR: no seating inside for strollers, and bland food/drinks. I came with a fellow mom and our strollers around 5pm. There was plenty of seating inside, as well as some seating outside as well. The hallway to order was pretty narrow, so I would have understood if they asked us to put our strollers to the side or something. But they told us strollers aren't allowed inside, and suggested sitting in the white tent outside. Unfortunately, there wasn't any heating in the tent. I am a bit disappointed that we weren't able to put our strollers against the wall or something so our babies could stay warm. The inside was almost empty, so it wasn't like there wasn't any space. Food & drink: I ordered an earl grey latte and spinach & cheese quiche, while my friend ordered a mocha and cookie. The theme for my items are: very subtle flavors. For the earl grey latte, I guess I expected an espresso latte with earl grey syrup. But it was literally earl grey tea with milk. No coffee to make it a "latte." The quiche was very healthy - or basically very plain and if there was seasoning, I really couldn't tell. It just tasted like eggs. I enjoy quiche when it's a little more savory and has more body/depth of flavor from fats (either butter or bacon or something). Or at least add some salt and pepper!!! All in all I'm pretty disappointed in both the accommodation for families and the very poor quality of food and drinks.

    Chagachino!
    Jim M.

    Always tasty breakfast on Saturday morning! Salmon Eggs Benedict are my favorite and this time had the Changchun!

    Kathie s.

    I do enjoy Red Dig. Great coffee, wonderful food and great customer service . They offer both inside and outside seating which is great

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    They are and dedicated to quality service, relationship building, and supportive sustainable community. Highly recommend!

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